NASA is set to launch Artemis II with groundbreaking AVATAR technology, using astronaut tissue samples to assess health risks in space. This innovation could revolutionize both space exploration and personalized medicine.
Discover how the bizarre naked mole rat, the world's longest-lived rodent, reveals groundbreaking insights into DNA repair mechanisms that could revolutionize our understanding of aging and health!
Imelda Muller, a UVM Larner College alum, has been chosen as one of NASA's 10 new astronaut candidates from a pool of 8,000. With her background in medicine and passion for extreme environments, she’s set to undergo rigorous training for future space missions.
NASA's Artemis 2 mission aims to study the impact of deep space on human health. Astronauts will undergo various experiments to track their physiological changes during this groundbreaking moon mission.
NASA's AVATAR experiment will utilize organ-on-a-chip technology during the Artemis II mission to study the effects of deep space on human health, paving the way for personalized medicine in space and on Earth.
A groundbreaking study reveals that time in space may accelerate aging in human stem cells. Researchers at UC San Diego found significant changes in cells after just a month aboard the ISS, with implications for astronaut health and understanding human aging.
A groundbreaking study reveals how male mosquitoes have evolved to hear a wide range of frequencies, aiding in mate detection and offering new strategies for mosquito control through sound traps.
Scientists are diving deep into the mysteries of planarians, the immortal worms that can regenerate body parts and potentially hold the key to reversing aging in mammals. Discover their secrets!
A groundbreaking study finds alarming levels of microplastics in human brains, particularly in dementia patients. Researchers warn of the health risks and suggest ways to reduce exposure.
Recent studies reveal that microplastics are infiltrating human brains, raising alarming questions about their role in neurological diseases like dementia. Discover how everyday choices can reduce exposure.
